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A Day in the Life of a $20 Bill

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The collection

Counting on Each Other is a collection of 12 books for youth ages 9 to 12 that address financial literacy and citizenship education to promote personal and community success.

A Day in the Life of a $20 Bill

Lisa earns money and decides to spend it, and she has a project in mind. She goes to the store and makes a purchase. Lisa's $20 goes into circulation and is used to meet various needs and wants of community members. Finally, Lisa wins an award for her volunteer work. She is surprised by the prize she receives.

ISBN 9781772228496

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Benjamin ★★★★★

My niece is 11 and usually allergic to anything educational, but she read this whole book in one sitting. Following a single $20 bill through different hands actually makes the money-and-citizenship lessons stick. It's part of a 12-book set, and now she wants the rest.

Violet O. ★★★★★

I picked this up for my 10-year-old who's been asking where money actually comes from, and the whole story being told from the bill's point of view made it click for her. The citizenship angle woven into the 12-book collection feels less like a lesson and more like a story she wants to keep reading.

Steven ★★★★★

My 9-year-old actually asked to read this one on her own, which never happens with the books we buy for school. The story follows a single $20 bill through different hands, so it sneaks in lessons about earning and spending without ever feeling like a lecture. We've already read it twice at bedtime.